New from Indiana

[signal34]

Longtime lurker but I rarely post. Here is a pic of my 81 280ZXT. Original except for the repaint and front air dam. Currently has around 72K miles on it. I also have a 04 350Z roadster as a DD and I'm just starting on a 77 280Z project.

[Zak's Z]

Hey welcome to the site. If you've been lurking you already know how great the site is. Your Z looks great! If I ever finish my '72 I think I'd like one like yours.

[SportBikeMike]

Welcome to the site. Very nice ZXT!!

[Frankensteinz2]

Welcome, fellow hoosier. If your a purdue fan. Keep it to yourself. jk

Great place for info

Frankie

[Walter Moore]

Hey, I think I recognize that car...

Welcome to the site. Will you be at the Indy Z car club meeting Thursday?

See you around.

[signal34]

Hey Walter!

I will be at the meeting this week! If the weather cooperates I'm even thinking about getting her out and driving it up.

[signal34]

Welcome, fellow hoosier. If your a purdue fan. Keep it to yourself. jk

Great place for info

Frankie

It would be too dangerous for me to be a Purdue fan! (I live in Bloomington)

[madkaw]

Welcome,

you might see this Z around Bloomington, it's my daughters. She is attending IU. We used to live in Bloomington and plan on moving back someday-great town. Her car has only 92,000 and she loves it.

Did you get your car painted in Bloomington?

Edited November 9, 2009 by madkaw

[zhead240]

what's the T stand for in 280ZXT

[zbane]

what's the T stand for in 280ZXT

Turbo

Welcome to the site, I'd love to see some more photos of that airdam-my lower valance is not as nice as it once was-and that looks fairly stock (for an airdam)

[signal34]

Turbo

Welcome to the site, I'd love to see some more photos of that airdam-my lower valance is not as nice as it once was-and that looks fairly stock (for an airdam)

Mine had a small dent in it and had started to rust a little from rock chips. I needed to replace it but didn't want anything that would be a radical shift from the original body lines. The one I went with is a MSA Type 1. If you look at it and at a stock car it's not that different.

Edited November 10, 2009 by signal34
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[signal34]

Welcome,

you might see this Z around Bloomington, it's my daughters. She is attending IU. We used to live in Bloomington and plan on moving back someday-great town. Her car has only 92,000 and she loves it.

Did you get your car painted in Bloomington?

I haven't seen your daughters Z around town but I'm sure that I will. Looks like its in good shape.

I had a body shop between between Bloomington and Spencer do the paint and body work. The car is only a two owner but it did have a small rust spot at the top of both front wheel wells. They were very small and could have been repaired but I intend to keep the car so I bought two new OEM Nissan fenders. Suprisingly the fenders are still available directly from your local Nissan dealer. He had the car for a little over four months but it was basically disassembled, painted and then reassembled.

Edited November 10, 2009 by signal34